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deadgerbil · 26-30, M
Conditioning your skull

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No pain, no gain
No pain, no gain
deadgerbil · 26-30, M
@SW-User what do you think about cheat curls? Athleanx says they are a legit way to squeeze out some more reps

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I do at least a couple at the end of every set. As long as your form is decent throughout each set, a few cheat reps won't hurt.
They're a good way to hit the muscle an extra bit beyond what you'd normally be capable of.
I do at least a couple at the end of every set. As long as your form is decent throughout each set, a few cheat reps won't hurt.
They're a good way to hit the muscle an extra bit beyond what you'd normally be capable of.
deadgerbil · 26-30, M
@SW-User now what about not doing strict reps like Eddie describes
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I think that is a good enough way to train. He has a point about not wasting time and keeping the muscle under tension. I actually use a similar technique for shoulders.
That being said, if your aim is to build muscle, any method that takes the muscle to near its limit is about as good as another
I think that is a good enough way to train. He has a point about not wasting time and keeping the muscle under tension. I actually use a similar technique for shoulders.
That being said, if your aim is to build muscle, any method that takes the muscle to near its limit is about as good as another




